GPRis utilized for mapping underground utilities, such as pipelines, cables, andburied infrastructure, preventing accidental damage during excavation orconstruction.

GPRis effective in assessing concrete structures, detecting rebar, voids, cracks,and other anomalies without the need for invasive testing.

GPR aids in geological studies byanalyzing subsurface layers, detecting bedrock depth, faults, and identifyingchanges in soil composition

Archaeologists use GPR to explorehistorical sites, mapping buried artifacts, structures, and features withoutexcavation.

GPR assists in environmentalassessments by mapping underground contamination, monitoring groundwater, andevaluating subsurface conditions

GPR helps assess road and pavementconditions, identifying subsurface defects, thickness, and structuralintegrity.